Nepal: Islamists attack Hindus during Durga Puja murti immersion
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Nepal: Islamists attack Hindu devotees during Durga Puja murti immersion, prompting police action to restore order

Tensions flared in Nepal’s Dhanusha district during a Durga murti immersion procession, leading to clashes near a local mosque. The incident has raised concerns among sections of the Hindu community about growing challenges in peacefully observing religious festivals

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A clash occurred during a Durga murti immersion procession in the Dhanusha district of Nepal. The incident took place as the procession was heading towards Janakpur Dham and passed near the Rizvi Jama Masjid.

According to reports, tensions escalated when stones and glass bottles were allegedly thrown at the procession, leading to a confrontation between groups. In response to the situation, police intervened using tear gas to disperse the crowd and restore order.

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Muslims pelted stone on rally going for Maa Durga Visarjan. They set house of Hindus on fire. No matter why everyone hates terrorist religion.

Nepal is the land of Hindus. If you have problem with us, Pakistan is open for you. Randikoban. pic.twitter.com/9I78twTAUx

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To prevent further unrest, the district administration imposed a temporary curfew from 6:30 pm on October 2 until 6:00 am. the following day, October 3. Additional police forces were deployed in the area to maintain peace and security.

Also Read: Madhya Pradesh: Congress leader Asad Khan Jilani arrested after calling Bharat Mata a ‘Dayan worshiped by Demons’

Some members of the Hindu community have reportedly expressed concerns that celebrating Hindu festivals peacefully has become increasingly difficult since Nepal was declared a secular state.

There have also been reports of Islamic groups from neighbouring countries engaging in religious outreach activities in Nepal. These include organising Tablighi events, constructing mosques, and raising funds, which some observers claim may be aimed at influencing religious demographics and encouraging conversions.

 

Topics: JanakpurReligious tensionsDhanushaTabligh In NepalNepalHindu communityDurga Puja
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